Al Noor: Prayer Times & Qibla: every feature, with the real screens
The free Islamic app by Devrige for Android. Everything below is in the app today, with the exact numbers it ships.
Look for Al Noor: Prayer Times & Qibla by Devrige · Free to download
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.devrige.al_noor- Listing title
- Al Noor: Prayer Times & Qibla
- Publisher
- Devrige
- Package id
- com.devrige.al_noor
- Price
- Free. Some screens show ads; an optional Pro plan removes them.
- Platform
- Android now. iOS is in development.
- Works offline
- Prayer times, alarms, the Qibla compass, downloaded surahs and saved Hadith.
- Permissions
- Location only for prayer times and the masjid finder, only when you allow it. No account required.
Masjid finder with real jama’ah and iqamah times
Find masjids near you or anywhere in the world on a live map. Follow the masjids you attend and see their Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha and Jumu’ah jama’ah times, published by the masjid or the community rather than calculated. Get notified when a masjid changes its timetable, and see announcements, events, facilities, photos and reviews.
Masjid finder
Jama’ah timings
Scan a printed prayer timetable
Photograph the timetable on the masjid wall, a poster or an LED display and the app reads every prayer time off it, in English, Arabic or Urdu, including Ramadan schedules. Review and correct the result before saving, then it is live for everyone who follows that masjid.
Scan a schedule
Accurate prayer times and adhan alarms
Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for your location, with 23 calculation methods including Karachi, ISNA, Muslim World League and Umm al-Qura, Hanafi or Standard Asr, high-latitude rules and a manual offset per prayer. An adhan alarm or a quiet reminder for every prayer, reminders from 15 to 90 minutes before, prayer times for any date, a full Hijri calendar, and alarms that keep working offline.
Home
Prayer alarms
Qibla compass
The direction of the Kaaba from anywhere on earth, with your heading, the Qibla angle and the distance to Makkah. Works without a connection.
Qibla compass
The complete Quran, offline
All 114 surahs in Uthmani, IndoPak Nastaleeq, Imlaei and QPC scripts with colour tajweed. Browse by surah, juz or sajdah, continue reading where you left off, keep bookmarks, read word by word, and use the split view for translation. 16 translations, 65 reciters, offline audio download, background playback, ayah looping and follow-along recitation. Turn any ayah into a shareable image or video card.
Browse the Quran
Quran reader
Listen and follow
Immersive player
Share a verse
Hadith you can verify
Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawud, Jami’ at-Tirmidhi, Sunan an-Nasaʾi, Sunan Ibn Majah, Muwatta Malik, the forty hadith of an-Nawawi, the Hadith Qudsi and Shah Waliullah. Every narration shows its book, chapter and number in Arabic alongside the translation. Search, bookmark and share.
Hadith library
Daily duas and adhkar
463 duas and adhkar across 23 categories: morning and evening adhkar, travel, food, forgiveness, distress and more, each with transliteration, translation and source.
Daily duas
Prayer and qaza tracker
Log every salah, see your month at a glance and work down missed prayers with a qaza counter, without streak pressure.
Prayer tracker
Prayer times by city, the masjid directory, the Quran and duas are also on this site: prayer times, masjids, Quran, duas and guides.
Questions about the app
What is the exact name of the app on Google Play?
The listing is titled "Al Noor: Prayer Times & Qibla" and the publisher is Devrige. The package id is com.devrige.al_noor. Several unrelated apps are called Al Noor, so check the publisher name before installing.
Is Al Noor: Prayer Times & Qibla free?
Yes. Prayer times, adhan alarms, the masjid finder, the Qibla compass, the Quran, Hadith, duas and the tracker are free. Some screens show ads, and an optional Pro plan removes them.
How is it different from other prayer-time apps?
Most apps only calculate prayer times from your location. Al Noor also shows the real jama’ah and iqamah times of the masjids near you, published by the masjid or the people who pray there, and it can read a printed timetable with the camera.
Does it work offline?
Prayer times and alarms, the Qibla compass, downloaded surahs and recitations, and saved Hadith work without a connection. Live masjid data and audio streaming need one.
Which languages does the Quran come with?
Translations in 16 languages, word-by-word meanings, and recitation from 65 reciters. The scripts are Uthmani, IndoPak Nastaleeq, Imlaei and QPC.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. iOS is in development; you can leave your email on the home page to be told when it reaches the App Store.